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    <title>Theater: A Tuna Christmas</title>
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        Wed., Nov. 18...
       
      
        By Curt Holman
      
      
      Christmas comes to Tuna, Texas, the third-smallest town in the state, in A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Theatre in the Square&#39;s Alley Stage. Christmas marks the second of four mega-popular Tuna comedies (written by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard), in which two men play characters of multiple ages and genders. For this production, Theatre in the Square taps Steve Hudson and Bill Murphey to play more than 20 roles in various states of drag and drawl. Murphey did a
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    <title>Dance: Radio City Christmas Spectacular</title>
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        Fri., Nov. 20...
       
      
        By Alicia Wages
      
      
      An annual tradition since 1932, the RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR high-kicks it back to Atlanta after a four-year hiatus. The Radio City Rockettes have solidified themselves as a rich part of our nation&#39;s history, tapping their way through memorable USO Tours during WWII and Super Bowl halftime, as well as performing in the annual Macy&#39;s Day Parade. Known for their perfectly unified eye-high kicks and fresh-faced appeal, the Rockettes paint an old-school picture of the simpler times of Christmas past.
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    <title>Special event: Electric Circus</title>
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        Sat., Nov. 21...
       
      
        By Chad Radford
      
      
      After a brief hiatus, Fringe Factory returns with a new location and a bigger, badder psychedelic dance party, dubbed the ELECTRIC CIRCUS. The party is a mixed-media gala spread throughout multiple rooms with live music, DJs, cabaret performances, art and vintage films. Quintron and Miss Pussycat headline a show of heavy, high-energy, organ-driven swamp punk and puppetry while local psych rockers the Electric Cycles open. Hosts Vikki V and Suzy Q, along with several other performers, including Spencer Garn&#39;s Psychedelic
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    <title>Music: Sarah Borges and Eileen Jewell</title>
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        Sun., Nov. 22...
       
      
        By James Kelly
      
      
      The ladies are gonna show y&#39;all how to twang tonight. EILEN JEWELL is a songcrafter whose gentle demeanor underscores her sharp lyrics. SARAH BORGES is a country rocker, with a ton of energy and a slew of great songs. $10-$50. 7:30 p.m. Eddie&#39;s Attic, 515-B N. McDonough St., Decatur. 404-377-4976. www.eddiesattic.com....
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    <title>Music: Themselves</title>
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        By Chad Radford
      
      
      The dynamic duo of Left Coast indie hip-hop luminaries and longtime Anticon cohorts Doseone and Jel, better known as THEMSELVES, come through town in support of their latest collection of futuristic beats, rhymes and art, CrownsDown. St. Paul, Minn.&#39;s one rapper/one DJ duo Eyedea &amp; Abilities, n&eacute;e Mike Larson and Gregory &quot;Max&quot; Keltgen, also perform a set of smooth and stylistic cuts from their latest offering, By the Throat. Like-minded locals Contraverse open the show. $10. 9 p.m. 529, 529
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    <title>Holiday: Fantasy in Lights</title>
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        Tues., Nov. 24...
       
      
        By Kelly Quimby
      
      
      Think you&#39;ve got something special with the Christmas lights on your front porch and that giant inflatable snowman in the yard? You&#39;ve got nothing on FANTASY IN LIGHTS. The light show, now in its 18th year, spans five miles and uses more than 8 million lights as it winds through Callaway Gardens. The show includes holiday scenes set to Christmas music issued by some 400 speakers. Feeling Scroogey? The year-round floral displays, Butterfly Center and Birds of Prey show are
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    <title>Music: Mountain Goats</title>
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        Sat., Nov. 21...
       
      
        By Chad Radford
      
      
      The MOUNTAIN GOATS&#39; principle songwriter, singer/guitarist John Darnielle, has come a long way since his days of cranking out homemade and willfully obscure lo-fi cassettes. The ramshackle and Muppet-voiced troubadour has leveled off a bit and upped the indie/folkie ante with his 4AD releases of recent years. Darnielle and Co. play songs from their latest biblically themed offering, The Life of the World to Come. Georgia native turned New Yorker Larkin Grimm plays a rare local show of her spectral,
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        Tellabration!, Guy Fieri and more...
       
      
      
      November 21 Saturday Eat like a king at Taste Network&#39;s PRIMAL ATLANTA, an outdoor celebration of fire-cooked meats and the art of butchering. Attendees will enjoy the smoky, savory flavors of a variety of roasted meats cooked over an open fire by local chefs from Muss &amp; Turner&#39;s, Parish, Grindhouse Killer Burgers and more. Professional butchers will be on hand to demonstrate how to break down a pig, cow, goat and lamb in a celebration of whole-animal cuisine. And no
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    <title>Dance: Urban Nutcracker</title>
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        Thurs.-Sun., Nov. 19-22...
       
      
        By Jessica Hunt
      
      
      What do small Russian dolls, rodent kings and urban youth have in common? Surprisingly little until now. URBAN NUTCRACKER unites the Tchaikovsky-Dumas original with a modern interpretation from street-savvy characters. Transposing the quaint innocence of the 1940s &ndash; think It&#39;s a Wonderful Life &ndash; with the building racial tensions in the pre-Civil Rights Movement South, the Urban Nutcracker is set in Atlanta&#39;s own Sweet Auburn district. The production, choreographed by Waverly T. Lucas and performed by the Ballethnic Dance Company,
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    <title>Music: Monsters of Folk</title>
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        Wed., Nov. 11...
       
      
        By Chad Radford
      
      
      Sometimes a product is greater than the sum of its parts, but usually not when it comes to the almighty super group. Conor Oberst, Jim James, M. Ward and Mike Mogis beat the odds with MONSTERS OF FOLK, a gathering of super egos culminating in deeply personal and spiritual ruminations that transcend their respective individual voices. When these urbane troubadours perform, they&#39;ll stomp and reel their way through two and a half hours of songs from the Monsters of Folk
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    <title>Theater: Hominid</title>
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        Thurs., Nov. 12...
       
      
        By Curt Holman
      
      
      The chimps are down in the world premiere of HOMINID, an adaptation of Chimpanzee Politics: Power and Sex Among Apes by renowned primatologist Frans de Waal, director of the Living Links Center at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center. A co-production by Theater Emory and the often uproarious Out of Hand Theater, Hominid explores &quot;a modern-day Macbeth&quot; involving primate behavior at a zoo in Holland. Ariel de Man directs an impressive cast that includes Carolyn Cook, Chris Kayser, Adam Fristoe
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    <title>Theater: Primetime!</title>
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        Fri.-Sat., Nov. 13-14...
       
      
        By Quatoyiah Murry
      
      
      Blast-Off Burlesque pays tribute to that square idiot box we call the television with its upcoming show PRIMETIME! As part of the SciFi-A-GoGo series, attendees are invited to tune in, turn on and drop out with a two-night extravaganza that explores the box that has shaped all our lives. Featuring acts inspired by television shows and commercials throughout the ages, Primetime! offers live burlesque and vaudeville performances from Renea Le Roux, Vagina Jenkins and Hoopsy Daisy, integrated with video. $12-$15.
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    <title>Opera: Orfeo &amp;amp;amp; Euridice</title>
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        Sat., Nov. 14...
       
      
        By Amber Robinson
      
      
      Atlanta Opera plucks a ditty from the pages of mythology in ORFEO &amp; EURIDICE, the Christoph Willibald Gluck-penned tale of ill-fated lovers. In a nod to the classic damsel-in-distress storyline, Orfeo makes the long and rather unpleasant trek to the Underworld to rescue his wife Euridice after her untimely death. The determined hero sweet-talks Hades&#39; guardians, the vindictive Furies, to &ndash; spoiler alert &ndash; ultimately thwart fate and regain his lady love. The premiere features countertenor David Daniels as Orfeo
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        Fri.-Sun., Nov. 13-15...
       
      
        By Alicia Wages
      
      
      Atlanta-based modern dance enthusiasts brooks &amp; company dance bring COMPOSED to Theatrical Outfit for a three-night stay. Described as &quot;an evening of dance that explores the chaos and order that composes the inner psyche and external world,&quot; Composed breaks down both chaos and order through two distinct performances. Choreographed by founding member Kristyn McGeehan, Chiaroscuro, representing chaos, focuses on the inner landscape of the mind through moments of darkness and the dancers&#39; struggled movements. Joanna Brooks, artistic director of BCD,
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        Mon., Nov. 16...
       
      
        By Jessica Hunt
      
      
      Mike Woodson and crew are back in their own city as the ATLANTA HAWKS get ready to give the Portland Trail Blazers an A-town beat-down in a sequel to the Nov. 3 defeat that has sports fans and Internet bloggers amazed. After last week&#39;s surprise 97-91 victory over the Blazers, the Hawks don their white uniforms for a home-court rematch. Expectations are high for Jamal Crawford after the newcomer scored a soaring 27 points against Portland&#39;s defense. $10-$155. 7 p.m.
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